Asymmetrical, or one shoulder, wedding dresses have been making their way down the runway lately and they are stealing my heart!  Below are just a few dresses that I spotted lately that make me giddy…

Finding the perfect dress for your big day can be a daunting task.  While some brides find “the one” immediately, others try on dozens of gowns before they find the dress that makes them swoon.  This challenge can be especially tough for a destination bride.  If you are seeking the perfect destination wedding dress, check out some of my favorite finds:

Dresses from JCrew - Style Names from L to R: Genevieve Silk Radzimir; Silk Taffeta Sascha;  Silk Tricotine Gracie

Dress from L to R: Dessy Destination Style 1003; Nicole Miller; Nicole Miller

If your not having a destination wedding, but are looking for an exotic honeymoon be sure to apply for our dream honeymoon giveaway!

Every morning, I come in to work, sip my coffee, and my coworker and I pine away at the designer clothing for sale on sites like Rue La La and Gilt Groupe (I’m probably going to get in trouble with her  for spreading the word about these sites–the best!).  For the past couple of months, I’ve noticed a pattern–every single dress, skirt or top that I look at has some sort of ruffle incorporated in to it.  Of course, this shouldn’t come as that much of a surprise to me.  One of the top trends featured on the runway during Bridal Fashion Week was ruffles.  The luxurious layers and curves that ruffles make can be gorgeous if worn correctly.  Check out this inspiration board in honor of the ruffle!

From Top to Bottom, Left to Right:  Elizabeth Fillmore Ruffled V-Neck Gown from Brides.com; Layered Sterling Chiffon Ruffles Ring from Etsy; Ruffled Wedding Gown from Wedding 53; Amy Dress by Ines Di Santo from Brides.com; White Silk Backless Dress from Etsy; Two-Tier Ruffle Wedding Cake from Nicky Grant.